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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25
TIE ECCLESIASTICAL BILL,
Prince I:i.mmrck Makes II Speech Upon tho
Pending Measures,

Prince I:ismnrck Makes II Specc1, Upun tho
Pending Measures.
BERLIN, March 24.-The Oborhsus to-
day i'll plenary aesnion began the diecuss-
ion at tho Ecclesiastical bill. Prince Bis.
marck made long speech in defence OF
the meaeure. lie said that rs no regarded
the question OF religious orders, the Chief
point TO he determined was whether
Catholic citizens needed tho orlers. 1t
waa certain that Catholics believed in the
value OF the orders, and their sentiments
should be satisfied i'll harmony with the
Legislation of tho country. The SsS.e
naturally had an interest in the good
training OF pricata. Such training they
oonli acquire No well at peminasios M Ut
universities. The bitterest enemies Of
the government came from universities,
not from scmina.ies. Referring to the
law requiring ecctesastes 10 give notice to
tho State Of appointments, Prince Bis
marck declared That he had not attached
special Importance to this provision, ea.
pecially iu view OF his expprience that
eccIesiasts, who for years had exercised
their functions under the very eyes OF the
government, changed their Disposition ss
soon as they became Bishops.
The Government had not made too
large concessions to The Catholics, nor had
it given mp Any OF its epvrrpisn rights.
tio had never desired iustinv struggle
with the ouria. As early rs 1875 he had
called Cardinal Antonell's attention to
the danger presented by the formation Of
special Catholic party, and ever since
tho curia Ind maIltcsted peaceful dia-
position. He hid prepared Il special pro-
grantme OF peace, 10 fes(iza which he had
now worked for ten yrara. Through the
proposals. now before tho lioNse. kc hoped
to obtain a lasting peace. II that eNpec-
tation should not ha fulfilled, tho meas
ures now proposed could oaaily bs ruscin-
detl. 1t was necessary thSt tho Center
party, which entnrea into relations with MI
the eiemeEtG thst were huslilo to the SIat,,
and Empire, be deprived Of all prctext Tor
opposition. 1t was on. OF regard for the
uolty o! tho nation, and because OF the
dangers threatening ,hat unity that he
initiated the present ecclesiastical bill,
doing 90 with full recognition OF hit
own responsibility. Who,hpr or 10, tho
bill would lead to the establishment OF Il
religious reacc could not yet DO known
Ne tho lenders oi tho Uentur had place,
themselves in opposition 10 ihe i'npe. Nc
leas dangerous than tho rrogressiats were
tho Rubvorsivo tendencies Of tho lower
Clergy in whoao removal the ropu nnd .t,l
Emperor hHvo M equas internpt. II tht
| PontiE ant! the Emperor we're ut ono IL,
opposition OF Windthorat and thu Crn,el
would go t0rthur. In couo!ueion he nrgot
Tho whole house TO adopt tho hill With t!lt
commissioner auenimentu.
| Aiiniatsr Won Gasaler theH anoka, ate,
which tho House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25

In Boston speaker Carlisle Landed the
beauties Of tho doctrine OF States rights;
at Nashville Senator Sherman threw a
strong and very different light on that ex.
ploded theory. When your Uncle John
takes the lleor there is certain 10 be some.
thing worth hearing. John Sherman is
every inch giant. 0. ivy
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RESCUED JUST IN TIME.
A Schooner Cnpsised on Tnngler Sound
All Hands Saved,

A Schooner Cnpsised on Tnngler Sound.
All Hands Saved.
CRlsrIgLD, March A.-Sevoral passen .
gers and officers OF the steamer Maggie, Of
the Eastern Shore Steamboat Company's
Line, upon arrival here Inst night reported
having seen schooner cspsized in the
bay last evening, with at least four per-
sons clingng to tho vessel. Captain T..
Wash Milligan, OF the Ida Augusss
with soveral young men OF the town,
started TO the refcue. At 1880 this
morning the steamer returned with the
captain and crew, consisting OF three
white and two cotored men. In An inter
view with the captain lie said: "AIy
name is Joseph II. Canssy, and am cap.
tain Of the schooner George 8. Richard.
sou, owned by Richardson, Smith, Moore
4 Co., Snow Hill, Md. Monday evening
We weighed anchor at Scotland, on the
Jatnes river, and started for Baltimore
with 70,0OC feet Of lumber from the Sur
yey Lumber Company for Il. I. Waters L.
Son. Of that city.
The etorm on Monday night overlook
ns in the bay while scudiiny. The yes.
sci suddenly sprunga leak, but the pumps
easily kept her free. The storm STEAD
lily increased to gale. Early the next
morning the vessel started to leaking
again, and, notwithstanding the pumps,
tho water iu the hold rapid.
ly arose until the Waves ran
over the deck and the vessel capsized,
This was of the southern end OF Tapyier
Island at o'clock Tuesday morning. We
were taken of about o'clock this morn.
ing. tho vessel, in the meantime. having
drltted nearly to Pungoteague aud back to
Waite Island. Yesterday evening
about dusk We saw the steam
or Maggie. Shs came near
us, put head to wind and stopped.
Several men we're on work st the lie boat,
About then it becams dark and could
see the steamer again move on. When
rescned Sidney Richardson, colored, was
already unconscious. All OF US are FROST
bitten. Tho weasel wns worth about
$500, and is damaged about 81, 500. All
the deck load wac washed away,
James o. Tawes, one OF the rcseuiny
party, had hand crushed while taking
the party of. The captain aud crew ali
live in Snow Hill. II. W. Dunno, super
intendent Of the New York, Philadelphia
Il Norfolk Rsiiroad, gave pssHas to all
aH far as Pccomoke City. The abandoned
echooner was discovered of South Marsh
by q revenue cutter from Norfolk and
taken in tow to HoHman'e wharf, in Pun.
gateAeue Creek.
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TuzsE boums that We read Of are little
provoking when We reflect that there is
more i'll Wheeling for solid prosperity
than in almoat any town or city that is
being inflated. We hear much of the
high prices that ground is bringing in the
towns where tho booms are on. II that is
a test OF e7aideucs Wheeling need not
take back sat. Our real estate is stiff.
necked an,i holds it's own.
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SAME OLD CHESTNUT,
TIE BALTIMORE Il ONO DEAL.
Jarrett In Philadelphia, Whore tho Deal IL
Virtually Acknowledged - The Ives.
&, stayner Crowd nre Pretty Well W.
Known 10 bo tho Purchasers,

BALTIMORE Mn, March 23.-Robtrt
Garrett went to Philadelphia to-day. The
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad dcal was dis.
Cassed but was no! concluded, only the
details being prepared. 1t may at any
time be made known. No one Ia author.
lied to speak when the President Ia ab.
sent. Thus far he said nothing, Confer
ences held yesterday with ives aud STAY.
ner \, satisfied the people the deal was con.
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SIur Time trne.

CnrAoo, March 24,-Consdarable TO-
gret in exprrgA in theatrical and mn7lcSf
circles III lhia city over the announcement
tha, Mi4s Gertrude G!iawo!d, the niece Of
Her. iiarte, who rlHds her debut some
time ago with McCauii'a eomtSay, has
been visited With M affection Of ths
throat which Threatens The loss Of her
vocal poYrrs. She hsll RECENTLY signed
contract 10 appea, with the Patti com.
pany IN the series OF concerts which are to
De given At the Metropolitan Opera !iouse
in New York next month. tss not EnoTn
whs;hrr her ,IIction iB likely TO bc por'
fnuuuEI
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Glrp antellilattafer:
nnlcrl No.. .; and " Fourteenth Street.
Now tt.at Ghicsso's pop has been pooled
We &c, llyelIpr appreciation OF the insid.
Iouu march Of Giant Monopoly. Wsmust
hay, our pop pool or no pool. F

B,sNAncx's understanding with Rome
has never beea 40 clearly avowed as Ia bis
speech Of yesterday. Very little reading
between the lines is necessary to compre.
hend tho drit. BOmasck did not 10 10
Canoess for rotling. II as .ai
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25

DlnnruL things continue to be predicted
OF tho interstate commerce bill. II 1t
really is to result in the death Of those
enterprises which live only by discrimi.
nation, that will no great gain 10 the
greater number Of enterprises. There
will be n nearer approach to fair play in
distribution than we have been seeing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25

JAMES HusrEn, the fugitive Philadel-
phia torger, is sixty.iour years old. So
far as his nearest friends and family knew
his liio had always been exemplary. As a
business lnsn he stood with the best.
There it not solid man in Philadelphia
who woull not have been suspected as
soon ss James Hunter. His downfall is
one OF the ss,dest things in commercial
annals
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ChsyEhASn, March "A special from
Urbnnn says: About o'clock this even.
ing two passenger trsiCe on tho Pan.
Handle collided in Gu. lust this
side OF Hasenbaek. The engines OF the
two trains came together with terrible
crash, jamming the passenger coaches sn,i
baggage coaches together in heap, while
bolh engines were tangled i'll Il heap of
ruins. No ono was injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25

CAssn.'s debt Is a heavy burden Tor
her, and it haa the misfortune to grow.
Itmay be thst Canada believes in the doc.
trine Of the mother country, that a public
debt is a public blessing. To feel that
wav about II ia 10 hs conHoled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25
Naturalization Ut Landlords,

LONDON, March 2i.-Mr. Gladstone in q
letter to correspondent says: ! disagree
with you in the statement that have not
definitely formed an opinion respecting
the final settlement Of the Irish land ques.
ton. | do not sytnpatfizs with the pro.
posal to naturalize the landlords.
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HAHHisnraH, TAr March 2l,-Governor
Eoayer iluY .ppaiDted ti1ty-ono special 30
licH'nen ias tho CaWhria Iron Company,
Of Jnlinslown. Governor Pai,son before
tho r1pi,aliou oi bis term rcinerd II re.
quest ior oup hundred aud egl,y.eIght
policemen.
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formed in time that any interference with
German meaaurea In Alsace. Lorraine will
meet with a strong protest from Germany.
The same letter says that the Importance
OF NJ. Dc Lessen's visit 10 Berlin has been
overated, and that his assurances respect.
Ing peace must be regarded as merely
snpposition Of his own personal couvic.
tiops. '-g'.. 'lI.-'--.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-25

New ORLEANS, March 2I.-A fire last
evening destroyed iour storen Oh Dryades
street. The loss is at least 1000. fully
insnred. Tho following were burned ont ::
J. Y. MckennN, grocury; Boyls, crorkery
ftorei' Glmbles, Rhoe store, and Ill join.
ing furniture store,
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NEW YonH, March 2l.-A cable dispu,ci,
han Just been received from RoIoo MI
nouncin2 thaL tho Holy TAibe5, d.alJing
70 gboy npocnI honor to tho mont Isev.
Archt,inhop uOngan. haH named him pro.
late RBaiHtRnt to tho pontil,cal throne,
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A lleliihl.

DUBLIN, March A.-The Erpres (Con.
scrvative) denies the statement made by
the Freeman's Journal that General r. II,
sankey, chairman Of the Board Of Public
Works, is to succeed General Butler as
Under Secretary for Ireland.
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WAsuNd1oN, y. g., March 2i.--Thu
pnwit!aat ihM alternDon appointed Oscar
y. S,ranpp, Of Now York, to hn Envoy
Extraordinary md Minister rmnipo.oi.
tlary of thu United States to Turkey,
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OUT OF SIGHT,
n Distant E"inti0n OF tho Presidents ,Iya.
trriuurly Disappears.

'iiphhy
NEw YonE, March 24.--Tue Suu this
morning says: From the day in seplem.
her last when Mia Agnes Folsom Hnddeu.
ly resigned her place ~ Jn'oltr. or the
Casino, until yesterday. aho was 20 corr
ple.el lost 10 a large and familiar circle O!
:rienda Hs Victoria MnroHini il now.
Miss Folsom dropped ont OF sight 80
quickly ani etlectuaiIy that nll tracc OF
her wa. loat, old friends OF the Aronsons
have Frequently heard them clasI the dis.
appearance Of Miss Folsom ~ ono OF tn.
unso!ved mysteres OF the theatrical
world.
The first heard Of Mrs folsom's where
n5ont9 was yesterday, when it became
known that upon application Of LAWYER
YIN. II. Mnnhy VI c1nilse! ior lIan.y II.
Folsom, father OF Mlss Agnea Foisom,
Judge Patterson, in Supreme Cour, c,a,n.
hers hnd granted n writ OF hsbeRs curpuA
requiring DR.. Wm. N. Cate, Of 81 West
Forty.eecond street, to rsoAHce A;iss Ful.
som in court at 10 O'C,O&k this morning.
The application NAB made TO Judge Pat.
tc'son on Monday mght, ani ,hn writ WAC
served on l'r. CHth un thh following day
Vt his ohice by lawyer Monday anil Mr..
Folsom. Tho object oi tho proceedings
Ia 10 aGceItAln ilIU meniRl condition of il.
Agned, nnd the writ VIA granted upon tn.
petition OF Mr.. Folsom, tho father of the
young woman, who statrn iiat hs ,lauybt.
or Is restrained of hcr Ehutty by DR.. Gate,
at TIC house, 3:IS West F'ity.eigif,h street ;
that ho balleves nh" il not in her right
mind. and ia under tho durcaa NJ the hands
ci tho physician.
Mr.. fo!Dom nvprs thai tho doctor has
taken advantage Of hia tcistinns with tho
family, md huu ruined hin daughter an,i
taken hnr away Ifom her mplhnr. who is
not permitted to Beu hnr, md TIM. tho
young woman IN not permitted 10 b, sccr,
by any person but lhn phyairinn. It ID
nrse,,pd that II Hlo is brought into court
her eoatlitia" will then hs readily Hs.
Cuyt4ined.
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France VIII TnAu Care at iivrsUlf,

VlHSSA, March 2i.-rho rolitischc Hci.
tmny publishes letter from Berlin which
declares tha. II 10 imperative in tho inter.
est OF poaco TINT France should DO in-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23

ysRsf wras grven. Not c1nre11 with
kngwiing THAT Yeast rroGuceS ITS pe-rullrr
s4ifss., ssrns learned scisz-isHss among
wihHm Passsur Is = Leading spiraE- took II
lna0 tnssr LhsRGfs no lnveSz1E4te TIE sza-
pest. EsRst stseE was i9zn3 10 be a Pc
sniiur aiEant. prghabfy beieeg1nS u the
fungus sF'eciss. Whsa tins f1E-rs Is
placed IN a s5iEai1a at grape SEgsrs u
Heads gA the sEga- and Changes Z En19
gdhsr snibssancss. zn1n- va1eh aIc0l1QI
Era enreansr sEla Gas are tins Eest sb-u--
Ei4I1- 0sn TINS scss1st, and also hsenuss
st;itssfaisss Sti6 MT x-ish To be d e ore11A
rary Ps9Fils and say ~-ysasE- rnsy gave
nj r.sa ssiup phanlG1s EaSl= Of szccA1ra uEcss
1 essrfNiisfas. Nov. as grape sGcar eccIrs
I'M naEr, and as s1Eaz OF the Starch Il also
csnRsrBsa Inr0 grape sz-r @Y eerglna
G;har-ss winch hEpsps1, this n I1Sz What
acsIlrs wihan gsksr - used IN making
msHa. IT Is t1,s SarsCne ACID -sis that
risis.ss the .41E-a and zakas the bread
light. As s0a as II becuass an ss-ab-
hisshs1 iEc't THAT ulroAHl MAS pruGues9 In
nlRlslz-- bread. y s;sTaa.1a L11Ga1 a4Ssr.
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ssaEuaby attractive ssaHeEszt and finally
nm ma1n rhe kEEyy lsea af exhibiting
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has k-saiH Ore cen lrzaglns rha eject
Nf ss1g.k Hn 1l.vsrEzssZzaE n CITY axe
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anisD tine G1ngh tine bread becomes CO.
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fzEr ms sEppsr. an artaek st fn1issestlsa
falIlSWs, anriEg winch be h apt 10 make.
some rsEsErSs which do not always bear
rsspsaalsse, and rhsa he 1eusralnes no be-
came tLle kera cf Bg~sry museum by
JEmsiirg hr1rn the Br0csklya brhlgs4
As chr ue'st vauu.snt diseases may ks
stnri1Ensa to tAs presence ef certain
s-ssriss an these 41ist and lHnacan--asok-
11g bssaeriA, SO. a1s9, other speefss Of
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
RAMONA,

&tuated at SHORES STATION,
enly three milss from city hmlts,
ensy of access Situated ON the
Southern PaelSe Rallruad, ana the
krst station east six express TRAINS
daily A PERFECT CLIMATE,
free from frost and fogs- No more
healthfal l0eaal@R ON tine coast
Abundance of PURE MOUNTAIN
WATER. conducted thrw@ga lron
pipes Proauetlseness of soll UNI
equaleds alluvEals very rRehs and
snsily cultivated Well sheltered
by the beautlfml So@ahllls- I'm full
view of the Sierra Nevada Range of
Mountains and the Raymond Hotel.
the finest hotel nm Southern Cali
fornia. and only uhree mlles dis
t.nt, same distance fr@R South
Pasadena
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
EOMEI !
Health !!
Greater Rainfall

Than in any other portion of the
valley. Soil retains moisture. re-
qrIires less irrigation. and is adapted
to oranges, lemons and all kinds of
deeiduous fruits. Adjoins the San
Gabriel Wine Company's great
vineyards, which demonstrate its
adaptability for vineyard purposes.
Also, adioins the Alhambra Tract,
a highly cultivated, pleasant colony.
MR. J. DEBARTH SHORB.
President of the San Gabriel Wine
Company, has subdivided FIVE hun
dred acres of this land in such sized
tracts and lots as to accommodate
all, and offers 1t at much less price
than In many situations in the val
ley, and on very favorable terms;
and especially SO TO those suh0 desire
10 bNlla AoMSGs and make fe,manenf
znzbr07rMCntS. The railroad facih-
tues at present and those under con-
temptation will make this place very
accessible to the business men who
desire to attend to business in Los
Angeles and at the same time have
a pleasant, accessible. healthful
villa home. This is an opportunity
unequaled, and those wishing to
secure the choice of location should
call al once and make their selee-
tion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-23
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